A04-_Statement_of_Work.docx

Statement of Work

June 8, 2022

Subject: Quarters Driveways and Intake Road

The Iron River National Fish Hatchery (NFH) has three residences (Quarters 23, 24, and 25) on station which have been utilized since the early 1980’s when the hatchery was first constructed. Due to the remote location of the facility and the surrounding housing and rental market, these quarters are invaluable to employees and the security of the hatchery. Staff living on station are required to perform a security check in the evening to ensure doors are locked and scan for biological issues on the facility that need addressed. They also provide a presence that helps negate criminal activity. The intake service road is traversed daily to access the hatchery’s water supply intake structures. The driveways for each residence and intake service road have degraded and narrowed over the last decade and need professional repair. Specifications are as follows:

1. Quarters 23 Driveway

a. Approximately 7 loads of ¾” gravel will be required

b. Grade, widen to original footprint, fill, and compact driveway and entry to garage

c. Aline all sides of driveway to hatchery entrance road and garage

d. All gravel surfaces shall be smooth

2. Quarters 24 Driveway

a. Approximately 5 loads of ¾’ gravel will be required

b. Grade, widen to original footprint, fill, and compact driveway and entry to garage

c. Aline sides of driveway to hatchery entrance road and garage

d. All gravel surfaces shall be smooth

3. Quarters 25 Driveway

a. Approximately 5 loads of ¾” gravel

b. Grade, widen to original footprint, fill, and compact driveway and entry to garage

c. Aline all sides of driveway to Weidenaar Road and garage

d. All gravel surfaces shall be smooth

4. Intake road

a. Approximately 25 loads of ¾” gravel will be required

b. Level, widen to original footprint, fill, and compact gravel roadway

c. Mitigate erosion as needed in areas subject to increased erosion.

5. All pricing to include labor, machine work and mobilization

6. Work shall be done in accordance with industry and OSHA standards as well as State and Local Codes.